What tyres do you have?

[Russ]

Just wondering that my fellow hexites use on there four corners.

i have conti's on, standard from dealer, in the dry, its ok, doesnt wheel spin to bad when i can it off the lights, and they love the wet, what you lot got?

im disadvantaged though, as ive only ever tried these tyres on my car, so i dont know how others would perform.

The new Dunlop D01's have outstanding grip on dry roads, bit to bald for the wet i think though i'll buy some for track days

[Raz316]

"Maxxis" whoever the hell they are

[schrickvr6]

yokohama A539'S,205/40/17 front and 215/40/17 rear,the different sizes are to counter some pretty wild lift-off oversteer,imho yoko's can't be beaten in the dry but are not great in the wet..but then it's not a good idea giving it big beans in the wet anyway,conti's are considered to be very good all-rounders

[Lead_Head]

I've got "Montana" tyres... never heard of them either...

[TomWilko]

Some Kleber's on my KA...and if uve heard of them, ur more knowledgable than me!

[Trash Man]

Goodyear F1's 18/35/215 Nice, until they need replacing.

[Tumble]

BF Goodrich 255/85/R16 MT (Mud Terrain)... monster....

[Howard]

Will go out an look to see what exactly they are later, but the manual says they're 155/65 R 13"

[Lowe]

195/45/15 Nankang NS1. Cheap and cheerful budget performance tyres. Made by the same people as Yokohama but without the huge price. Rally drivers chuck em on the rear with Yokohamas up front to have a bit of fun

They're not great, but for the price I got them at I couldn't complain at all. Nearly due for a change on the front end actually..

[XTR]

205/40/17 Falken things... cheap budget crap.. but legal

[Shad]

ContiSport's on the rear with almost no tread left and some Rainex (i think) bag-o-bollocks crap on the front. The front's are ok-ish in the dry but really really bad in the wet. 205/55/16 all round.

The new wheels (whenever that is..) will have either GSD3's or A509's

[Skeps]

Uniroyal 195 55 13's on me 5 turbo, apparently ony two manus make em, there like rockin horse rubbishrubbishrubbishrubbish also

[Vimeous]

Goodyear Eagle F1's all-round here as well, 195/55/R15's in my case. Bit softer sidewalls than my last lot of tyres so my motor 'sits down' a bit more at the rear than I was expecting on full-noise roundabout exits.
Stick well though

[dkmech]

Some cheap 145/70/r13s from kwik-fit. Was on offer at £15 per tyre from £22 if i recall correctly. Tbh they were one of the better ones available too. No self respecting tyre company makes my size At least they are quite new and match.

[Jiff Lemon]

No self respecting tyre company makes my size At least they are quite new and match.

Dunlop SP10 145/70 R13 T £25.11
Goodyear GT2 145/70 R13 T £25.98
Pirelli P3000 145/70 R13 T £26.68
Falken SN 816 145/70 R13 T £26.77
Continental ECO-CONTACT 145/70 R13 T £27.55
Pirelli P2000 145/70 R13 T £28.26
Michelin ENERGY XT1 145/70 R13 T £33.86

Plenty of respectable tyre manufacturers there!

[floppybootstomp]

What tyres? Haven't got a clue, all I know is the last two cost about sixty quid each for my old Merc. When it's light, I'll go take a peek and let you know. All I'm sure of is they're not remoulds.